How to Remove Soap Stains From Glass Shower Doors

In theory the shower should seemingly be the cleanest area in the house, with all the water and soap that goes through it, but it’s actually the opposite. Leftover soap mixed with the day’s dirt and a little water clings to the surfaces of your shower, leaving a film that makes the shower feel unclean. If your glass shower doors look dingy from residual soap scum stains, you may find the answer to glass that sparkles in your cupboards.

Spray bottle
Distilled white vinegar
Sponge
Baking soda
Squeegee

Instructions

- 1
  Pour white vinegar into a spray bottle.
- 2
  Saturate the shower door with the vinegar and let it set for 15 to 20 minutes. Spray the doors every few minutes to keep it damp.
- 3
  Dampen a sponge with warm water and sprinkle baking soda on it.
- 4
  Scrub the shower doors with the sponge. The baking soda acts as a mild abrasive to lift stubborn soap stains.
- 5
  Rinse the door with warm water to remove the soap scum and baking soda.
- 6
  Squeegee the doors from top to bottom to eliminate the excess moisture.
- 7
  Repeat the process if necessary until the stains are gone.

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